National Post - 2015-05-21

• CANADIAN JIHAD
• THE LEAFS' $ 50M MAN
• The Toronto targets of a would-be jihadi
• Grown-up countries take out own trash
• ROYAL RACONTEUR
• GAY MARRIAGE REFERENDUM
• B.C. offers Petronas tax pact, but LNG doubts remain.
• CLOSE QUARTERS
• Comedian reduced to tears onstage
• Explanatio­n for killing still unclear
• 261 U.K. celebritie­s investigat­ed over abuse
• A Prince’s ‘pilgrimage of the heart’
• Tories’ slips are starting to show
• Democracy in action, this isn’t
• New police chief promises ‘bold steps’
• Countries take in Myanmar migrants
• ISRAEL DROPS BUS SEGREGATIO­N
• ISIL victory at Palmyra threatens ruins
• Who’s afraid of a little debt?
• The town that bans interracia­l marriage
• Wynne waves her wand
• Not in the same league
• Seaspan’s record
• Bringing our trains into the late 20th century
• Unionize the military
• Death of a dynasty
• Gay marriage vote bids to change Ireland
• Hawks’ horses still sturdy
• Canada’s next big chef makes sure you’re getting just desserts,
• MONEY MATTERS
• Blue Jays relievers deliver mixed bag
• Curry’s daughter cool with fame
• Argos need more than just BMO Field
• Shaw uses his head, and goal disallowed
• Tricks of the trade
• Flour power
• CANADIAN CRISSCROSS
• Shaw’s Foss ean bargain
• The value of NHL danger pay.
• LAST LAUGH
• Currency probe nets US$6B, guilty pleas
• More fuel for Clark’s unlikely optimism
• BitGold frenzied like it’s 1999
• SHOPIFY EFFECT
• CHEAP SEATS
• FOSTER … Alberta’s coming election hangover.
• Latham Cawthra Burns: ‘icon’ of securities industry
• EDC sees rebound in Alberta energy exports
• Looking for clues behind WPT
• CPPIB, partner to sell most of U.S. cable stake to Altice
• Three’s a crowd in Argos sale as Rogers skips party
• Come By Chance refinery opens door
• Price competitio­n still strong: Metro CEO
• Active investor:
• Fed doubts data will support June rate liftoff
• Onex share price attractive long-term
• What to expect from Canadian banks in Q2 earnings season
• Ho tel REIT s to benefit from fragmented North American market
• Target tops estimates after revamping product lineup
• Greece says it will default in June without loan
• Refining Alberta’s job gusher
• Troubles in trade deals

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